The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-31
Richmond & Ale. 10
Richmond & DanYl50

Della, Lack & w. 1s89s st. Paul. 80; 1875
East Tennessee, Texas Pacific. -. q
new stock .. ia Tenn. Coal & Iron. BIZ
Lake Shore. -. =. 9i1s Union Pacific. -. 5214
L'viifc & Nash . 60Ss n. j. Central. go. 73
Memphis & Char. t49l6 Missouri Pacific. 90
Mobile & Ohio 1891 Western Union. 703a
Nash. & Chatt'a.. IS CottonOilTrIst Ger 1874
IBID +Asked
The weekly statement of the associated banks,
issued by the clearing house today, shows the
following changes:
Reserve decreased. 3G6. $50
Loans decreased Observation-Disclosures. 45.uOO
Specie decreased ............... l,3s5, teo
Legaltenders increased ................ 81, 800
Deposits decreased. observation-disclosures. 1855, 500
Circulation decreased .............. 5000
Banks now hold $S,130,975 in excess of the Is
per cent. rule.
COTTON.
New YoRK, July 80, noon.-Cotton opened
easy; middling uplands 10c, mddhng Orleans
1O1sc; sales 1917 bales, including 6,2lI for eA-
port.
Futures Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: July delivery 0 53c, August S3c.
September pc, October 1Sc. November l5c,
December 14c.
500 p. m.-aIarket closed easy; middling up
lands loo, middlng Orleans lO1Sc; sales to-day
1917 bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
y 500 bales, as follows: August delivery 500
SIC, September 23Q9 2lc, October 924Gg
25c, November . 206g9 21c, December 200
PIC, January 1903 pc, February . 3oU9 Sic
May 1901 soc
Following a drop of IS points in cotton yes
Cotton Eycha%ee 'dsv Sales for shorts ag-
gregated II 500 bales a good showing for Satur-
day. Large sales were the result Of an attempt
to cover Short interest In the course of the
lowest DON'T reached, At the closing hour, at
noon, a reaction had set in, which brought
prices for ali months except August 2to points
above yesterdays closing. August closed ~
an hour before the close II resulted from re
ports of drought in Texas. and Injurious effects
of excessive rain in Georgia and Alabama In
thc last half hnnr thn recovery amounted to z
points all alone t @ line
Green 4 Co s ronorU on cotton futures saws:
The feature of old crop was another consid ar-
able dron in n1ice - noints against last even
ing It was evident, however that August was
only used TO pound the General market and
uDGn n rnveIation IF LARGE snot hlsinpSs and an
Increased desire TO cover. prices quickly re-
acted 14G1t5 points; closing steady, with light
Offering. New crop fell away about 3 points
eariv but shorts coming in there was prompt
recovery and tirner tone at the close at ) points
above last evening free movement OF spot is
ding mplands
GAIyrsTo,; Iplv 70 Cotton ouiet: middling
gatc: net receipts % bales, gross -; sales A
baies: stock / i.s6 bales
NoErorK Jnlv 30-Cotton Quiet: middling
loo. NET regents none gross none; sales ri
hale! stort j IA halls
D., -,,,,n~ III. al Cotton nominal n,iddlinc
tOIZ~. nat racaii,ts tSl hales cross lSO: sales
ror39e!' .trrl, - Golas. avnorfS coastyy,se 1SO
hoi"s' WV"
Rosrox Ju,v 40 Cotton easier: middling
1ni rs. ~ ,oa9S;,,ts ,on. GROSS none. soIes none.
80 Ita9GG' ~ o0o'p'' ''0-i~' b 'O'''
W. ,,I%crox Iu,v 10 Cotton nominal. mid
5l;,, ini va. - ra.,ai,te bolc cross l. sales
ull,'a - 80, ~" ~, GcIaS N' o
D. ,, LII, IN Cottop ouia+. mid
AZ; 1o5 A - ,coi,,ts ,opa GROSS none, stock
~ -, IL, N-0
NJ, Dn7'-,>-s T,,,,, ~ Cation dull. mid
ait; nj I+e d hoIoS cross 81. eojae
u Itn I ~ ~ n * boIac ' o
ICU paSe' &C.,, oi,,1. ,,iddIir,,
hoblLt' July ns C,,l
IS n a5o i iSIoiP'' ''0il~' s7'099
ST. ~ III, ~ c++o, o,,at but steady.
- 90 |uiS - ~, Ii"t $40
lliu'ilAh 'f4o ~ ~ 5ait. Nv
""ten, o.e ~ o'5S' Stt+ ,inI r,id1I;,,,
a. GuslA Jt9 80 o. iin
U.S. loc1p.S I n0 S+t r.t ridIIine
O., CiiAhIsl"N! vuiS @ -, .oI 800.
IVc; IeC ltCei'S hoie' slo'' iioi,I 9''A''
SUocN OIL paie2. % co+4,,, ,,,i1Ji,,, os/o.
reSt,lpl9 none' % o,,,o,;5.o, not rooca;,,,s
e. Nm DIE 'ulS dat g9S %oia stool ar
LOT an COTTON lorIS So eoS Pc "''ie9' DUN az
an american PILE !iI lo,,oo +4 fo +bo
me touu Nistpie Supt'iS ~ OF, ~ IL
world IS loi4u-4 Daes ol WHICH ool, doo 5
are American, Against l,4oo'9IS am 9'V''2i %
bales respectEeiy, s1 year ~, heGepts at an
INFERIOR toWiS lol tS 6 Neeh A ~
iTeln plantations looo oaies crop III
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
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LIVERPOOL July 80 l2:5O p m" neat qule1;
demand poor; holders OHef moderately. corn